Natural Epicurean

Located in the building I stayed in, I wandered down for coffee because I couldn't figure out the high brown coffee maker in my room. Once I got there and saw the crossiants I was hooked. I had an Almond Crossiant that I will forever judge every other by! It was huge and so delicious. As was the Yogurt Parfait and coffee. Prices were reasonable for the quality. I took mine upstairs to dine on my balcony, but there was ample seating.Open mornings and closes early afternoon. I wished it was open 24 hours, but realize that's not realistic.

This was our favorite quick bite spot at the Broadmoor. Staff were friendly, service was quick and food was good. We always found a place to sit no matter how busy they looked. We ordered their house coffee, cafe latte, sticky buns, turkey sandwich, fruit cup, strawberry smoothies, croissant filled with cheese and turkey. Highly recommend the croissant with turkey and cheese as it was flavorful. The croissant was perfectly flaky and buttery. Average cost was $50+

Unbelievable pastries and chocolates! Good espresso too! You can watch the pastry chefs making treats through a window. Pretty cool. Definitely check it out

Healthy juices, small food options, and the best breakfast at the Broadmoor. Most items are pre-prepared, but there's good vegan things, good lower calories, healthy, or coffee-shop style things...and don't despair this is not some dumbed down resort Starbucks. - Service is great.- Coffee is fresh and amazing.- Fresh juices to perk up your morning after long days of event work and long nights of drinking at The Golden Bee. - Great grab and go food options!- Breakfast and lunch I hit this place. Quick and tasty, and usually a bit cheaper than the sit-down spots at the Broadmoor. But no less I quality and service. Easily found across the lake at the Broadmoor West building, get a nice walk across the property and grab that healthy snack!

Easy breakfast spot in the west tower of the broadmoor. We grabbed our morning coffee from here and the both the white chocolate latte and chai latte were good. The food options here are limited compared to cafe Julie's in the main bldg. Standard breakfast pastries like croissants, muffins, danishes, cookies and a few focaccia options are available here in the morning. The service is friendly and quick. If you want lunch walk across the pond to cafe Julie's.

Natural Epicurean was a surprise hit, and for the money may be the best restaurant at the Broadmoor for breakfast and lunch. This restaurant is fast service style, but has open comfortable seating. For breakfast I ordered the chicken sausage egg sandwich and thought that it was a good value for under $10 dollars. It came loaded with sausage and all of the ingredients were fresh. We also ate lunch here and my turkey salad sandwich was also generously loaded with turkey. I normally don't order desert or pastries, but I could not resist the pecan pie. See below, this was the best pecan pie and possibly one of best desserts that I have ever had. For only $7 dollars! The crust was crisp and the pecan filling had the right texture. Also there is no automatic 20% gratuity here, I hope that the Broadmoor keeps the quality, pricing, and tipping policy in place.

Ahh! Just what we were looking for! If you are so inclined - vegan, vegetarian or in our case flegan (a flexible vegan) - this is the place for you. We regularly visit and stay at the hotel and dine at the various establishments. Yet, their orientation to vegan and vegetarian options are so limited. No so here! We have made due, as the hotel has so much to offer that the limitations on dining were not that much of a factor. We have missed this venue in the past. I'm not sure, but they may only be open for breakfast and lunch - not dinner. At least that's what I recall from past stays. Or, maybe it was closed for dinners when we last stayed for renovations. We want here for lunch. We both had a Buddha bowl and it was fantastic! Similar, but different than the ancient grains bowls we enjoy at True Foods. There were other items on the menu that were attractive to us. We will be back.

Me and my husband decided to try this place out because he was looking for vegetarian menu choices. This is on the Broadmoor property, so the scenery is very beautiful. We had the marinated burrata appetizer and it was delicious. I had the caprese panini and it was tasty as well. The service was good and gratuity is included on your check. I would definitely recommend it for those looking for vegetarian or vegan options.

I love coming here to eat in summer. The service is great . And the Ambiance is super.

After being told this was a great place at the Broadmoor for vegan options, I was thrilled to come dine today. Upon arrival, I was told that NONE of the lunch menu was available today or any other day, except on Fri-Sun. Why is this not disclosed on the hours of operation and website?? Or at least by the concierge who encouraged me to dine there?? I was then told to try down the hall to dine at Del Lago, so I walked over there only to find an empty restaurant and a woman telling me they are closed all day, and only open for dinner... How does staff seem to have no idea what any other area of their hotel is doing? With no good choices, but having already invited others to join me there, I disappointedly paid $50 for two fruit bowls which were just sitting in a fridge and the fruit was very sub-par, (they were the one sole vegan option in the entire cafe), and for two lattes, which instead of nice ceramic mugs, were just handed to me in large paper cups, like I was at a starbucks. I really hope this isn't the typical experience that I should expect because I was hoping to make this a regular spot, but so far, it was a huge waste of my time and an embarrassment to have suggested to others.